Rangeland Management Course Returning Across the Northern Territory in 2026
The highly regarded Rangeland Management Course (RMC) will resume delivery across the Northern Territory from February 2026. Designed for early-career pastoralists and station staff, the course strengthens participants’ understanding of […]
eBulletin February 2026
In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find: gully remediation in action – check out this amazing timelapse video currant bush in North Queensland why you might see a […]
Producer survey highlights buffalo fly control challenges and opportunities for tunnel traps
Buffalo flies remain a significant challenge for Queensland livestock producers, affecting animal welfare and productivity. To understand current management practices and the potential of buffalo fly tunnel traps, the Department […]
Incentive funding a win for Burnett and Mary grazing communities
Graziers in the Burnett and Mary catchments have been improving land condition on their properties through support from the Grazing Resilience And Sustainable Solutions (GRASS) project. Project delivery partners in the region, the Queensland Department of […]
eBulletin January 2026
Happy New Year! Here is a roundup of the most popular articles from 2025, just in case you missed them. Back issues of the eBulletin are available on the FutureBeef website. […]
Out and about with the QPRP project team October – December 2025
The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program team have been busy — check out what the team have been up to in their latest Out and about video.
Brewing change at Barnsdale
The McKinlay Shire in Northwest Queensland, often referred to as the ‘Gateway to the Gulf,’ has become a gateway of opportunity for many. For Clif and Rebecca Brewer, it marked […]
From online to on-ground: legume establishment success
Chris Black, a beef producer from north of Gympie, transitioned from running a breeding herd to backgrounding cattle on his 470-acre property. This shift presented challenges, particularly in improving pasture […]
Is your soil stealing your phosphorus?
Many graziers apply phosphorus (P) fertiliser only to find the pasture response is far lower than expected. In many cases the soil is not losing P, it is simply locking […]
Drones opening new doors for pasture recovery on difficult country
Pasture collapse as a result of pasture dieback has left many producers with non-arable land asking: How do I get new, tolerant pasture species established when the country is too […]